SAFE-BREAKING IN AUCKLAND.
THIRD CASE IN A WEEK. (fEMS ASSOCIATION TELEOBA*-) AUCKLAND, March 26. When the stationmaster at Green Lane railway station arrived to commence duty this morning, he found th» safe waa blown open by a charge of gelignite, and a canvas cashbagsfcoien. Entrance was effected by breaking office window. The casnbag was found on the railway line. It had been open and the contents, comprising £l* 10s 7d, £l2 13s 4d in cheque and the balance in silver, stolen. This makes the third case of safebreaking in Auckland reported this week.
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Press, Volume LXI, Issue 18342, 27 March 1925, Page 8
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